What do they need
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Budzbuddha
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^^^^^ all that and bag of chips .
Way too many components just to grow a plant.
Way too many components just to grow a plant.
Autodoctor
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Only need the coast of main and some extra perlite
Autodoctor
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Probably over watered
I’m using bee safe spray e3d before lights out, was assuming that was why they looked waxy
I have about 50gals of that mix in a 65gal smart, there’s 3 in that and I have about 25gal in a 35gal pot with 2 in it that gets 2 gallons. They are watered every 3-4 days and sprayed with bee safe before lights out e3d. They are under and hlg600r at 50% and about 38”
visajoe1
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those are huge pots for a tent. definitely overwatered and chill on the bee safe only use it if you need it. If lights are gonna stay that high, run em at 100% and let the plants grow into them, they need more light.
also need to let the pots dry out before watering. just hang out and watch for about a week or so, may take longer than a week. when watering, need to saturate the pot, but aim for minimal runoff. all the food is already in the your soil.
not sure what temps/humidity is either, but aim for around 80F/64%
Holding around 78% and between 55-65 depending on my houses humidity and how long from watering. They’re really not THAT big for what I have in em though, I’m pretty sure I’m running less cft than a 4x4 grass roots, I think they’re like 120gal and fit perfect in a 5x5 from what I’ve seen. Was originally going to order one of the grassroots but I already had a half a dozen of these from my outdoor
WTFisthat!
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Some of those leaves up top look really dark, a lil n tox ya think?
a2lute
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Yeah, it's not really severe in the pics but that's what it looks like to me. I've been wrong before though, just my opinion.
a2lute
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Nute burn doesn't go away on the old growth, so watering extra won't help fix that. Just worry about the new growth. Try cutting your feed in half or 3/4. Unless you use RO water and an EC meter it's hard to determine a qualitative amount of feed. Get the feed right and the plant happy BEFORE you flip to flower.
I would try to shoot for medium/dark green leaves with NO gloss, nitrogen clawing or nute burn on your old growth, fresh young leaves should be lighter, almost lime green color.
I would try to shoot for medium/dark green leaves with NO gloss, nitrogen clawing or nute burn on your old growth, fresh young leaves should be lighter, almost lime green color.
It’s a water only setup